22 Jan 2013

Retired Hy-Vee CEO receives top industry honor

By Ruth Comer

Today, retired Hy-Vee CEO Ric Jurgens received the supermarket industry's most prestigious honor -- the Food Marketing Institute's Sidney R. Rabb Award, recognizing an individual for excellence in serving the consumer, the community and the industry. The award was presented to Ric at FMI's Midwinter Executive's Conference in Scottsdale, AZ.

To read more about the award, and view the video shown during the presentation, visit the FMI website:

http://www.fmi.org/news-room/latest-news/view/2013/01/21/hy-vee-s-jurgens-receives-food-retail-industry-s-highest-honor

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